A Refreshing Perspective on Leadership Inspires Young Adults to Shape the Future
New book provides a clear path to success for a generation searching for a way forward in a world faced with immense challenges and limited opportunities for its young citizens
Published 2012-09-30 · Original archive entry · Explore research explainers
BALTIMORE, MD, September 30, 2012
New Leadership Learning Center, Inc. (NLLC), formerly New Light Leadership Coalition, Inc., released The Leadership Workbook: A Practical Guide to Self-Development for Emerging Young Leaders to provide guidance and inspiration to aspiring youth and student leaders.The highly anticipated second edition of 2001's Youth Leadership Development Workbook: A Guide for Emerging Youth Leaders, this new title offers an expanded and updated take on leadership for a new generation.
"What makes this book standout above the myriad of existing student leadership books...is that it views leadership development through a culturally competent lens." comments Grace E. Henry, Ed. D.—Director of Second-Year Experience at the Center for Student Engagement at The George Washington University.
Packed with practical guidance, words of wisdom, and a wealth of resources, The Leadership Workbook provides a tangible, clear path for young people to become catalysts in their communities, schools, and the lives of their peers.
Available in paperback for a retail price of $34.95 or for the Amazon Kindle for $9.99, wholesale, bulk order, and educator discounts are also available from the publisher.The Leadership Workbook is set to be released in audio format in December 2012 and will be translated for Spanish-speaking audience in early 2013.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
The New Leadership Learning Center, Inc. (formerly New Light Leadership Coalition (NLLC)) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides leadership training resources and networking opportunities for a new generation of aspiring leaders.
For more information about The Leadership Workbook: A Practical Guide to Self-Development for Emerging Young Leaders, visit http://www.theleadershipworkbook.com.